Self Care at Practice – Part 2
Self Care at Practice – Part 2 It is a myth to believe that working long hours at a hectic pace makes you productive and a more caring physician. By now most of us recognize that overwork and stress cause everything from decreased performance and irritability all the way to...
“Why Is My Physician So Angry?”
"Why Is My Physician So Angry?" I’ve been working with physicians for the past eight years on career diversification, satisfaction and mitigation of stress and burnout and can relate some common themes on why physicians are angry. Unrealistic Expectations Many doctors enter...
“Excuse me… um… how exactly do I order the Tylenol?”
“Excuse me… um… how exactly do I order the Tylenol?” I look up. In front of me is a young man wearing a pressed shirt and striped tie. “I’m Ben,” he says, introducing himself to me as an intern on his very first day of residency. It’s not really statement that needed to be...
Self Care at Practice – Part 1
Self Care at Practice Self Care at Practice. Recently I had a conversation with a primary care physician who started her private practice a couple of years ago. She was telling me about the long nights in the office, the worries about financial responsibilities, and the...
5 Ways to Know if You Really Provide Patient-Centered Care
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Physician Compensation: 9 Important Questions You Should Ask
Though physician compensation is something you don’t want to bring up in an interview until appropriate, it’s a subject you need to broach eventually. In order to make sure a hiring organization is a good fit, you need to be sure you ask the right questions about this topic....
Mind Your Own Business: Why Physicians Shouldn’t Compare Offers
When it comes time to start looking for jobs — and especially when it comes time to start accepting offers — residents start talking among themselves: “What types of practices are you looking into?” “Do you have any interviews lined up?” “What salary range are you going for?”...
2012 Physician Compensation Trends: Who’s Earning the Most?
If you’re a resident, staying on top of physician compensation trends is important, since they can greatly influence the way you approach your job search. Even if you’re not actively searching for a job, it’s a good idea to stay informed and up to date. Plus, there’s always...
The Biggest Hurdle in the Physician Job Search Process
essay writer service When it comes to the physician job search process, there’s a lot to stress about. Finding a practice that’s right for you, doing well in your interviews and negotiating a salary that meets your needs are just a few of the major stepping stones on the road...
Can Social Media Jeopardize Your Physician Career?
By now, it’s common knowledge that people should be careful about what they post to social media sites — especially job seekers. But if you’re a resident or physician, you need to be especially careful because of HIPPA. Again, this seems like common sense. But the more popular...
